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Telephone: +49 34491 5818-0 • Telefax: +49 34491 5818-99 • E-Mail: info@indu-sol.com • www.indu-sol.com
Telephone: +49 34491 5818-0 • Telefax: +49 34491 5818-99 • E-Mail: info@indu-sol.com • www.indu-sol.com
Telephone: +49 34491 5818-0 • Telefax: +49 34491 5818-99 • E-Mail: info@indu-sol.com • www.indu-sol.com
Your partner and specialist for Fieldbus, Industrial Ethernet and PROFInet
Your partner and specialist for Fieldbus, Industrial Ethernet and PROFInet
PB-INspektor
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Indu-Sol GmbH • Blumenstrasse 3 • 04626 Schmoelln
Indu-Sol GmbH •
Indu-Sol GmbH • Blumenstrasse 3 • 04626 Schmoelln
Blumenstrasse 3 • 04626 Schmoelln
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction General Overview of Licenses Delivery Scope Connectors and Status Displays Connectors Status LEDs Installation and Connection Installation Measuring Location Connection to PROFIBUS DP 4.3.1 Active PROFIBUS Cable 4.3.2 At the Bus End 4.3.3 Loop-in Power Supply Commissioning First Connection to the Network 5.1.1 Case 1 - Local Access Only 5.1.2... - Page 5 Retries Bus Cycle Time Web Interface Startup Page/Overview 7.1.1 Event Overview (Network Overview) 7.1.2 Device Overview Alarm List Snapshots System Information Settings 7.5.1 Tresholds/Alarms 7.5.2 Last Cycle 7.5.3 Device Designations 7.5.4 System 7.5.4.1 Network 7.5.4.2 SNMP/LLDP 7.5.4.3 Time/Date 7.5.4.4 Password 7.5.4.5 License 7.5.4.6...
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Page 6: Introduction
When it detects critical changes that could cause unplanned system downtime, the tool automatically indicates that maintenance action is required. ® Based on protocol analyses, the PB-INspektor determines the bus cycle times and monitors the following quality parameters: Error telegrams... -
Page 7: Delivery Scope
Delivery Scope Manual Delivery Scope Delivery includes: ® PB-INspektor Screw connector for power supply Screw connector for control signals Manual CD-ROM with protocol analysis software (as snapshot viewer) incl. PDF documentation The protocol analyzer option additionally includes: USB connection cable, 2 m... -
Page 8: Connectors And Status Displays
® PB-INspektor Connectors and Status Displays Connectors and Status Displays Connectors Fig. 1: Connectors 3.2 Status LEDs Colour Meaning green Power supply OK green Network connected Device initialization or error yellow Baud rate detection flashing green Measuring mode ALARM green... -
Page 9: Installation And Connection
Installation and Connection Manual Installation and Connection Installation The PROFIBUS INspektor is designed for top hat rail mounting (U-rail) in accordance with EN 50022 (35 x 7.5 mm or 35 x 15 mm). Fig. 2: Mounting the assembly Attention: To ensure proper cooling, please provide sufficient space to neighboring components: On the left and right: 20 mm On all other sides: 50 mm... -
Page 10: Connection To Profibus Dp
® PB-INspektor Installation and Connection 4.3 Connection to PROFIBUS DP The PROFIBUS INspektor can be connected to the PROFIBUS DP network in three different ways, which are described below. 4.3.1 Active PROFIBUS Cable The active PROFIBUS connection cable (optional accessory) offers a very simple way to connect the PROFIBUS INspektor to the fieldbus on a live PROFIBUS anytime –... -
Page 11: At The Bus End
Installation and Connection Manual 4.3.2 At the Bus End At the bus end, the bus is extended up to the INspektor, as shown in the illu- stration. To do this, use the free output of the PROFIBUS connector of the last device on the bus. -
Page 12: Loop-In
® PB-INspektor Installation and Connection 4.3.3 Loop-in The INspektor is inserted between two existing devices on the bus. For this, you need to divide the bus. Attention: For this type of connection, you need to shut down the PLC and all the devices connected to the PROFIBUS, in other words, you need to shut down the whole plant. -
Page 13: Power Supply
Commissioning Manual 4.4 Power Supply An external 24 VDC power supply is required for operation. Use the supplied connector to connect the power supply to the PROFIBUS INspektor. Connect the PE contact to the local ground of the control cabinet. Attention: Observe the correct polarity when connecting the PE contact. - Page 14 ® PB-INspektor Commissioning Now make the following entries: Fig. 6: Network configuration in the PC (Windows XP) Click OK twice to confirm the open dialog boxes. Your network configuration is changed. Start the web browser (Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 6 or above, or Mozilla Firefox Version 2 or above;...
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Page 15: Case 1 - Local Access Only
Commissioning Manual 5.1.1 Case 1 - Local Access Only In this case, the PROFIBUS INspektor is NOT integrated into an existing network. You can either continue by using the “Alternate Configuration” set for the LAN connection in your PC, or assign a different free and available IP address to the INspektor. -
Page 16: Measuring Procedure - First Steps
® PB-INspektor Commissioning Measuring Procedure – First Steps 5.2.1 Startup and Segment Detection The PROFIBUS INspektor powers up automatically as soon as you connect it to the power supply; the ERR LED is red. The device then tries to detect a connected active bus segment. -
Page 17: Error Indication
Commissioning Manual 5.2.3 Error Indication When you run the PROFIBUS INspektor with the default settings, detected errors are indicated in the following ways: The ERR LED turns red The potential-free contact closes, the relay clicks audibly The web interface shows the following details on the Overview startup page: Counts greater than zero in the left-hand table under Events Alarm count greater than zero in the right-hand table under... -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
® PB-INspektor Commissioning Not all diagnostics are relevant to PROFIBUS device faults. Which of them are depends on the device type and its configuration in the PLC program, so that this decision also has to be made on a case to case basis. In the Extended View of the Alarms/Snapshots settings, you can set the Internal Diagnostics and/or External Diagnostics threshold to a value greater than “1”... -
Page 19: Quality Parameters
Quality Parameters Manual Quality Parameters Drop-outs The PROFIBUS INspektor detects drop-outs in two different ways: 1. Detection of parameter frames A PROFIBUS device receives a parameter frame from the bus master when it needs to be newly added to the bus (restart) or when the de- vice has transmitted a diagnostic frame requesting parameterization. -
Page 20: Error Telegrams
® PB-INspektor Quality Parameters This means that, when in doubt, you need to check every diagnostic message in order to see if the message results from normal process behavior or from a fault in the device. 6.3 Error telegrams Even though the PROFIBUS is protected against possible transmission faults, frames can nevertheless be falsified during physical data transfer. -
Page 21: Web Interface
Web Interface Manual Web Interface Startup Page/Overview Fig. 7: Startup page of the web interface On the left, you see the navigation area. With the two icons below it, you can toggle between the English and German interface languages. The measuring location is given at the top of the screen. This is particularly useful when you are using multiple INspektors to monitor the network. -
Page 22: Event Overview (Network Overview)
® PB-INspektor Web Interface 7.1.1 Event Overview (Network Overview) The Events box displays the following three time periods: Last Minute Last Period (user-definable time frame) History (since last power-up) For each time period, the PROFIBUS INspektor indicates the total count of all error events, the bus cycle times, and the time of the last SNMP request (only with SNMP software option). -
Page 23: Alarm List
You can download snapshots to a notebook or PC by clicking the disk icon in the last column. System Information ® Here you find general information about system settings to PB-INspektor well as its system state. These contain: Internal device status Network settings and statistics Running time of the system;... -
Page 24: Tresholds/Alarms
® PB-INspektor Web Interface 7.5 Settings 7.5.1 Tresholds/Alarms Here you can activate alerting, select the action to be taken and set the threshold parameters. The settings can either be made for all PROFIBUS devices in one go or separately for each device by opening the Extended View. -
Page 25: Network
You can optionally also restore the factory defaults. In this case, all the set- tings you made are deleted except for the network configuration. ® Attention! At reset to factory settings the licence of PB-INspektor lost and has to be registered again afterwards (see 7.5.4.5 Licence). 7.5.4.7... -
Page 26: Snapshot Analysis
® PB-INspektor Snapshot Analysis Snapshot Analysis For snapshot display the supplied telegram monitor PROFI-TM is used. To interpret a snapshot do the following: If needed pursuing analysis to the recognized PROFIBUS event can be made now. Fig. 9: Diagnosis mode in PROFI-TM... - Page 27 Snapshot Analysis Manual Fig. 10: Telegram mode in PROFI-TM For this additional software there is an integrated help function as well as manual in PDF format. Page 26...
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Page 28: Troubleshooting
IP address is unknown Possible cause: IP address was changed and then „forgotten“ Remedy: Use Indu-Sol´s “Search & Configure” tool or serial about a terminal programm INspektor's web inter- Possible cause: face is not available Use of the wrong patch cable or patch cable... - Page 29 Troubleshooting Manual Problem Causes and remedies Web interface is not Possible cause: displayed properly Java Script has been disabled Remedy: Enable Java Script in your web browser settings Page 28...
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Page 30: Specifications
IP 20 Operating temperature 5 °C to 55 °C Storage temperature –20 °C to 70 °C Certifications CE, FCC, VCCI 11 GPL Information ® The PB-INspektor uses the following components under GNU General Public License: Linux RTAI Busybox PPCBoot OpenLLDP... -
Page 31: Ce Note
CE Note Manual 12 CE Note This device complies with the requirements of the EC Directives 2004/108/EG Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC directive). Emission: EN 61000-6-2: 2006-03 Generic Emission Standard (industrial environments) EN 55022: 2007-04 Class A (ITE Product Standard) EN 55011: 2007-11 Group 1 Class A (ISM Product Standard) Immunity: EN 61000-6-2: 2007-09 Generic Immunity Standard (industrial environments) -
Page 32: Notices
® PB-INspektor Notices 13 Notices Page 31... - Page 33 ® PB-INspektor Notices Page 32...
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